Monsoon and waterlogged roads often disrupt human activities across the world. Its prime example was recently seen in Bengaluru, where people resorted to travelling in tractors and bulldozers to navigate flooded streets.?
Now, a video is going viral showing a man in Colombia ferrying pedestrians across a?flooded road?in a makeshift push cart. However, the man isn't doing it for free and is rather charging for his services. Peak ingenuity!
The man dressed in a blue t-shirt and bare feet is seen collecting money from pedestrians wanting to avail his services to get to the other side.?He can be seen putting the money in a bottle, and then moving the cart with the people to the other side of the road.?
The footage also captured multiple cars moving on the waterlogged road.??
The video was shared a user named BAlfonzo on Reddit.?
"To earn money during inconvenience," reads the caption of the post.
The video has garnered more than 62,000 upvotes and hundreds of comments.?
"First rule of business: Find a need and fill it," a user commented.?
"It would be brilliant if he was the one flooding that street. The other streets don’t look as bad," a user joked.?
"It's just enough water to be worthy of paying someone to give a helping hand. Very cool," another user said.?
"If you're wearing an expensive pair of jordans, or maybe on your way to the office in some nice dress shoes, this is 100% worth it," another wrote.?
"I applaud his entrepreneurial spirit. This man is going places...namely to the other side of the street," a user quipped.?
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